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Sunset Hill, Reimagined
3532 NW 67th St, Seattle, WA 98117 | $1,988,880 | 4 bedroom, 2.75 bathroom | 2730 sq. ft. | Garage parking
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This Sunset Hill home for sale sits at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, with Sound and mountain views from the front. The current owner has made a massive investment into a recent remodel that reshaped how the whole home lives, top to bottom. The main floor was opened up around a brand-new high-end kitchen, with a new family room added off the living space, a new half bath, and a new primary bath. Downstairs, three more bedrooms, a refreshed bath, and a finished rec room. A/C, vaulted ceilings, French doors out to the patio, and a refinished fireplace at the heart of the main floor make a 1964 home feel current in a way most don't get.
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- 2,730 SF
- 4 BED
- 2.75 BATHS
- 2-Car GARAGE
Neighborhood
Sunset Hill is the quiet, view-side bluff of Ballard, with a small walkable business stretch where 32nd Ave NW meets 65th. From the front door, it's a seven-minute walk to dinner at Eldr or Picolinos, groceries and bread at Salmonberry Goods, and a bottle from Molly's. Webster Park is around the corner; the Ballard Locks are under a mile.
The Remodel
The current owner bought this home in 2023 and put almost half a million dollars into a remodel that wrapped in 2025. The main floor was opened up around a brand-new high-end kitchen, the primary and hall baths were fully renovated, A/C was installed, and a new family room was carved out. The fireplace was refinished. The home is genuinely turnkey.
Outdoor Living
The yard is fully fenced and built for actual use, with a patio off the main floor, a deck, garden beds, and room for a real lawn. French doors connect the kitchen and dining to the back, so summer dinners can drift inside and outside at will. A quiet cul-de-sac block keeps the whole thing private.
Commute
Downtown Seattle is about a 20-minute drive in light traffic; Bellevue runs about 30 minutes off-peak. Ballard High is six minutes by car, Whitman Middle is nine, and Adams Elementary is a 15-minute walk. Sea-Tac is 40 minutes south. Aurora and 15th NW give you the fastest car lines into and out of the city.
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STATS & LOCATION
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12mto Amazon Spheres
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32mto Amazon Spheres
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26mto Microsoft Redmond
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83mto Microsoft Redmond
listing highlights
A recent remodel reshaped the kitchen, baths, family room, and main floor in 2025
New high-end kitchen at the heart of an open main floor with vaulted ceilings
Primary suite on the main level with a fully renovated en-suite bath, built into the remodel
Hall bath fully renovated; lower-level bath also refreshed during the same remodel
A/C added in 2026, a comfort upgrade older Seattle homes rarely possess
New family room carved into the main floor for everyday living and overflow guests
Three more bedrooms downstairs, plus a finished rec room and dedicated utility space
Fully fenced backyard with patio, deck, garden beds, and a level lawn for real use
Sound, mountain, and territorial views are part of the daily picture from the home
Quiet cul-de-sac block, seven-minute walk to Eldr, Picolinos, Salmonberry, and Molly's
Walkable (.35 miles) to Sunset Hill shops
Chicken Coup is a fun addition to the front yard.
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The Neighborhood
Sunset Hill is the quiet, view-side bluff of Ballard. Older homes on substantial lots, a steady tree canopy, NW Contemporaries, Turn-of-the-century, and mid-century homes dot the landscape. The walkable business pocket where 32nd Ave NW meets 65th anchors daily life: groceries and sourdough at Salmonberry Goods (in the historic Sunset Hill Green Market), natural wine at Molly's Bottle Shop, dinner at Eldr's wood-fired counter, and Italian classics at Ristorante Picolinos with morning coffee at the adjoining Pico Cafe. Webster Park is around the corner. The Sunset Hill Park bluff and the Ballard Locks are both within a mile on foot. Larsen's Bakery is a longer walk into Loyal Heights, and Old Ballard's restaurants and Sunday Farmers Market are a quick drive away.
Home Features
Inside, this is a fully reimagined 1964 NW Contemporary. The current completed a massive remodel in 2025. The main floor was opened up around a brand-new high-end kitchen with quality finishes and a full appliance package. Vaulted ceilings hold the light; French doors carry it out to the patio. A new family room sits on the main floor, the primary bath was fully renovated, and the upper hall bath was renovated to match. Downstairs, three more bedrooms, a refreshed bath, and a finished rec room round out the lower level. A/C was added, uncommon in older Ballard stock. The fireplace was refinished. Hardwoods, double-pane windows, and an attached two-car garage with shop space.
Outdoor Space
The yard is fully fenced, level where it counts, and built for actual use. A patio off the main floor connects through French doors to the kitchen and living space, so summer dinners drift inside and outside at will. A separate deck adds a second outdoor zone. Garden beds and terraces work with the slope rather than fight it, with room for a real lawn, a kitchen garden, and the privacy of a quiet cul-de-sac block. Outbuildings give you tool storage, the attached garage adds shop space, and from the front of the home, the Sound and mountain views are part of the daily picture.
Getting Around
Getting around from Sunset Hill is straightforward. Downtown Seattle and Pike Place run about 20 minutes free-flow, give or take traffic. Bellevue is about 30 minutes off-peak; rush hour stretches that. Sea-Tac is 40 minutes south. For schools, Adams Elementary is a 15-minute walk, Whitman Middle is 9 minutes by car, and Ballard High is 6. The 32nd & 65th business pocket is a seven-minute walk for groceries, dinner, or a bottle. Old Ballard, Golden Gardens, and Carkeek Park are all 6 to 12 minutes by car. The Burke-Gilman Trail comes through along Shilshole if you ride. Aurora and 15th NW give you the fastest car lines into and out of the city.
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